Getz

[ gets ]

noun

1. Stan(ley), 1927–91, U.S. jazz saxophonist.

Getz

/ ɡɛts /

noun

1. GetzStanley19271991MUSMUSIC: jazz saxophonist Stanley, known as Stan. 1927–91, US jazz saxophonist: leader of his own group from 1949

Example Sentences

Tech companies are adding new parental controls amid a virus-fueled surge in screen timeAccording to Getz, parents need to think about the emotional consequences of deriving self-worth from likes, views and subscribers.

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Getz won a Grammy for best jazz solo on “Desafinado,” the album’s opening track, by Jobim.

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Getz later called “Desafinado” the song that put his five children through college.

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Getz and his producer, Creed Taylor, flew down from New York that morning.

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Getz won a Grammy Award and became a jazz superstar, and Byrd was acclaimed throughout the world.

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Billy Getz turned toward the door, where a short, red-faced man was standing with a pine slab held in his hand.

From Project Gutenberg

“Friends,” whispered Billy Getz, and the door opened wide and admitted them.

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“Three thousand for you and two for us, was what we figured was fair,” said Billy Getz.

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He turned his head from it with his bird-like twist of the neck and let his eyes rest on Billy Getz.

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Billy Getz slid from his stool and ran his hands deep into his pockets, jingling a few coins and a bunch of keys.

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